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In ‘Action Mode’ by 7 AM... After Ajit Dada, Sunetra Pawar inspects Beed District Hospital; the work ethic continues
Beed, July 31: Many have experienced the working style of the state's late Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, who used to hit the ground running as early as 7 AM. Now, a similar work style is being adopted by his wife, Sunetra Pawar, as witnessed in Beed.
After reviewing development works with the administration, holding discussions with public representatives, and listening to citizens' grievances until 11 PM on Thursday, Sunetra Pawar arrived at the District Hospital premises at 7 AM on Friday following a brief rest. The residents of Beed felt that by entering ‘action mode,’ Sunetra Pawar was emulating the working style of ‘Dada.’
After the Mahayuti government came to power, Ajit Pawar had personally taken up the role of Guardian Minister for Beed district. He focused on the district's affairs, accelerated various development projects, and mobilized the administration, thereby raising the expectations of the local people. There was speculation that the pace of work in Beed might slow down following Ajit Pawar's untimely demise; however, Sunetra Pawar’s two-day visit to Beed demonstrated a work ethic reminiscent of Ajit Dada’s.
After holding back-to-back meetings and reviewing development projects until nearly 11 PM on Thursday, Sunetra Pawar also listened to the concerns of citizens. The very next morning, at 7 AM, she arrived at the Beed District Hospital to inspect healthcare services. She reviewed ongoing works and issued instructions to the officials.
There had been a tussle within the Mahayuti government regarding the post of Beed’s Guardian Minister, but Ajit Dada had personally retained the role for himself and consistently followed up on development projects in the region. The people of Beed have closely witnessed her style of functioning, characterized by directives to the administration for timely decision-making, the provision of funds for development projects, and regular reviews of every task. Now, observing the approach adopted by Sunetra Ajit Pawar during her two-day tour, there is a prevailing sentiment that a clear message—"work will not come to a halt"—has been conveyed to both the administration and the citizens. Her work ethic—involving meetings that run late into the night followed by on-site inspections at the crack of dawn—has raised hopes across the district that the momentum of development initiated by Ajitdada Pawar will be sustained.
Beed, July 31: Many have experienced the working style of the state's late Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, who used to hit the ground running as early as 7 AM. Now, a similar work style is being adopted by his wife, Sunetra Pawar, as witnessed in Beed.
After reviewing development works with the administration, holding discussions with public representatives, and listening to citizens' grievances until 11 PM on Thursday, Sunetra Pawar arrived at the District Hospital premises at 7 AM on Friday following a brief rest. The residents of Beed felt that by entering ‘action mode,’ Sunetra Pawar was emulating the working style of ‘Dada.’
After the Mahayuti government came to power, Ajit Pawar had personally taken up the role of Guardian Minister for Beed district. He focused on the district's affairs, accelerated various development projects, and mobilized the administration, thereby raising the expectations of the local people. There was speculation that the pace of work in Beed might slow down following Ajit Pawar's untimely demise; however, Sunetra Pawar’s two-day visit to Beed demonstrated a work ethic reminiscent of Ajit Dada’s.
After holding back-to-back meetings and reviewing development projects until nearly 11 PM on Thursday, Sunetra Pawar also listened to the concerns of citizens. The very next morning, at 7 AM, she arrived at the Beed District Hospital to inspect healthcare services. She reviewed ongoing works and issued instructions to the officials.
There had been a tussle within the Mahayuti government regarding the post of Beed’s Guardian Minister, but Ajit Dada had personally retained the role for himself and consistently followed up on development projects in the region. The people of Beed have closely witnessed her style of functioning, characterized by directives to the administration for timely decision-making, the provision of funds for development projects, and regular reviews of every task. Now, observing the approach adopted by Sunetra Ajit Pawar during her two-day tour, there is a prevailing sentiment that a clear message—"work will not come to a halt"—has been conveyed to both the administration and the citizens. Her work ethic—involving meetings that run late into the night followed by on-site inspections at the crack of dawn—has raised hopes across the district that the momentum of development initiated by Ajitdada Pawar will be sustained.
After reviewing development works with the administration, holding discussions with public representatives, and listening to citizens' grievances until 11 PM on Thursday, Sunetra Pawar arrived at the District Hospital premises at 7 AM on Friday following a brief rest. The residents of Beed felt that by entering ‘action mode,’ Sunetra Pawar was emulating the working style of ‘Dada.’
After the Mahayuti government came to power, Ajit Pawar had personally taken up the role of Guardian Minister for Beed district. He focused on the district's affairs, accelerated various development projects, and mobilized the administration, thereby raising the expectations of the local people. There was speculation that the pace of work in Beed might slow down following Ajit Pawar's untimely demise; however, Sunetra Pawar’s two-day visit to Beed demonstrated a work ethic reminiscent of Ajit Dada’s.
After holding back-to-back meetings and reviewing development projects until nearly 11 PM on Thursday, Sunetra Pawar also listened to the concerns of citizens. The very next morning, at 7 AM, she arrived at the Beed District Hospital to inspect healthcare services. She reviewed ongoing works and issued instructions to the officials.
There had been a tussle within the Mahayuti government regarding the post of Beed’s Guardian Minister, but Ajit Dada had personally retained the role for himself and consistently followed up on development projects in the region. The people of Beed have closely witnessed her style of functioning, characterized by directives to the administration for timely decision-making, the provision of funds for development projects, and regular reviews of every task. Now, observing the approach adopted by Sunetra Ajit Pawar during her two-day tour, there is a prevailing sentiment that a clear message—"work will not come to a halt"—has been conveyed to both the administration and the citizens. Her work ethic—involving meetings that run late into the night followed by on-site inspections at the crack of dawn—has raised hopes across the district that the momentum of development initiated by Ajitdada Pawar will be sustained.
